"Endzone" by Big Scarr is a rap song that talks about the rapper's success in the music industry, his rise from humble beginnings, and his street credibility. The lyrics depict his transition from a life of poverty to a life of wealth and fame. The song begins with Big Scarr boasting about his ability to "stretch the pack" (deal drugs) and make a lot of money. He compares himself to former American football quarterback Randall Cunningham, known for his long passes, to emphasize his ability to make large profits. He mentions taxing (charging high prices) for drugs in his trap (a location where drugs are sold) similar to how Uncle Sam taxes people. Big Scarr reminisces about his past, riding a 10-speed bicycle, and contrasts it with his current status as a successful artist in the "big league." He mentions his expensive jewelry (VV stands for VVS, a high-quality diamond), noting that people may envy him and desire to be in his position. The lyrics also discuss his sexual encounters, bragging about pleasing women and degrading men who he perceives as weak. He emphasizes his dominance and willingness to confront those who challenge him. Big Scarr expresses his dedication to his lifestyle, claiming he will expose and confront anyone who tests his gangster credibility. The lyricist further discusses his involvement in illegal activities, such as carrying firearms and selling drugs. He describes his interactions with drug addicts and how he exploits them while sharing details of his criminal lifestyle. The lyrics indicate that he is involved in dangerous situations and is not afraid to resort to violence when necessary. The song portrays Big Scarr as fearless and aggressive, with a tough persona. He emphasizes his disregard for online posturing and expresses a desire to accumulate wealth and success within the trap industry. The lyrics suggest he has connections to higher-level criminals and utilizes rental cars and secret locations to conduct illegal activities. Overall, "Endzone" showcases Big Scarr's street credibility, confidence, and ambition as he reflects on his rise to success while utilizing vivid storytelling and references to his criminal lifestyle.
